On Sun, 7 Jun 2020 11:57:31 -0000 (UTC), A. Dumas
 declaimed the following:

>
>(I guess 512 byte isn't "normal" really, but the old standard and now
>minimum for fat32.) So 256 MB for 4 KB clusters, etc. So doesn't Windows
>adjust the cluster size depending on what size volume you request?


 Not that I can see... Granted, I'm not trying to repartition a flash
memory, but the format operation on a 32GB "thumb drive" reports:

FAT32 (can be changed to NTFS or exFAT)
16kB allocation unit (can be changed to 8, 16, 32, 64kB)

 Okay -- digging up the Disk Management control as a test. A 256MB
partition defaults to FAT(16) with 4kB allocation size.


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